EuroBillTracker

Paris

Artist's work

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This is taking scribbling to a new level: http://banknotes.gr/

What is this scribbling? The text continues, but the picture is too big, so I can't get the whole text here to see. (you can see the whole picture in my blog: http://route66ws.blogspot.fi/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)

Maybe...

Ich liebe dich war!

(I truly love you)

And then a name/signature...

Aatos99 wrote:
What is this scribbling? The text continues, but the picture is too big, so I can't get the whole text here to see. (you can see the whole picture in my blog: http://route66ws.blogspot.fi/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)

CarlosManta wrote:Maybe...

Ich liebe dich war!

(I truly love you)

And then a name/signature...

Maybe.. The note is old Duisenberg from almost ten years old Spanish bundle, so it could be also some other language. But who knows, maybe it has still been in Germany or some German guy has send a message to his girlfriend with that note. At least the note has some kind of story to tell us.

CarlosManta wrote:Maybe...

Ich liebe dich war!

(I truly love you)

And then a name/signature...

Honestly spoken, that wouldn't make sense. Leaving out the fact, that I can hardly read what was said, the proposal from CarlosManta seems a bit strange.

If it said "Ich liebe dich war!" then the English translation would be "I love you was!" which wouldn't make any sense to me at all.

Received this from ATM in Kaunas
scribbling "265" , just number...

Hello all, I've updated my little gallery at
http://tralla23.tumblr.com
It's stamps *and* scribbles, so bear with me.

Scribblings on notes were investigated at an Austrian university, which led to this arcticle: Hafner, Iris - Anna Horner - Natascha Unger: Mehr Sein als Schein: Modifizierte Geldscheine; in: Money Matters. Umgang mit Geld als soziale und kulturelle Praxis. Hrsg.: Silke Meyer (= bricolage. Innsbrucker Zeitschrift für Europäische Ethnologie 7).- Innsbruck University Press 2014, pages 37-52, whole volume: 249 pages, ISBN 978-3-902936-40-0. I have been told by the Editor via Email, that the students knew about Eurobilltracking, but as far as I can see, that isn't mentioned in the volume. The mentioned article is only based on results of a survey ("Schreibaufruf") amongst students in Innsbruck, with only 24 of them participating. It's a pity, that the three mentioned authors didn't use threads on scribblings and stamps in EBT-Forum, which already existed in several languages, when the research was done in 2011/2012

Greetings from Linz, hera from sinehera

Aatos99 wrote:
What is this scribbling? The text continues, but the picture is too big, so I can't get the whole text here to see. (you can see the whole picture in my blog: http://route66ws.blogspot.fi/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)

It's Spanish, and it says: "Come back with more! OK? Thank you." ("¡Vuelve con más! ¿Vale? Gracias.")